Sentence examples for changes imposed in from inspiring English sources

But while the changes imposed in the United Kingdom have added revenue to government coffers, they have done little to slow the buying, Knight Frank said.

The FBU postponed the five-hour strike saying that the government and fire employers had shifted their position and recognised that firefighters faced losing their jobs and a "large chunk" of their pensions under new changes imposed in April.

The shift in the isoelectric point due to changes imposed in brine composition needs to be accounted for in addition to brine pH and salinity in order to optimize recoveries from low-salinity waterfloods.

The fines from the FCA go to Treasury coffers as a result of rule changes imposed by Osborne in the wake of the Libor rigging crisis two years ago to prevent the proceeds of misdeeds going to the City regulator as they had done in the past.

The critics complain that there has been insufficient public involvement in the changes — imposed at hundreds of locations over the past three years or so — and suggest that they reflect a significant shift in federal policy to a market-based approach from one of managing sites for public benefit.

In this study we aim to determine the potentiality of C-PC to protect against the secondary in vivo changes imposed during selenite cataracteous conditions and to define the protective efficacy of C-PC on organs histology and serum parameters related to senile cataractogenesis.

This attitude has been even more important during the last few years of the coalition government where massive changes are being imposed in indecent haste.

That was on top of the €5.6 billion cuts that (reckons Acciona, a construction firm) it has already imposed in 2011-13.The chavees have turned renewable energy into a fully-regulated business.